Manchester City playmaker Bernardo Silva is once again at the centre of intense transfer speculation, with several major clubs monitoring his situation as he enters the final year of his contract at the Etihad Stadium.
2026 is now here, which means the winter transfer window has now opened for business, which is good news for Barcelona. The La Liga leaders have plans to sign a defender, with these having been accelerated due to Andreas Christensen suffering a partial ACL tear, which is expected to see him ruled out of action for at least four months.
With 2026 underway, Napoli once again find themselves juggling ambition on multiple fronts as the January transfer window approaches. Sitting third in Serie A and firmly in the title picture as they attempt to defend their Scudetto, the Azzurri can reflect on a broadly positive domestic campaign so far.
Liverpool Football Club have now confirmed James Norris has completed a permanent move to Irish outfit Shelbourne. This follows prior reporting on the 22-year-old’s future (along with that of James McConnell and Owen Beck).
Paul Merson says Florian Wirtz is capable of destroying opposing teams if he gets ‘space’. The German international registered his first competitive goal for Liverpool in a 2-1 win over Wolves in the Premier League at the weekend.
Liverpool are reportedly weighing up an ambitious and eye-catching move for Ivan Toney in the January transfer window, according to reports from Anfield Watch.
Arsenal could be one of the more active clubs during the current transfer window as they look to add depth to their squad in order to maintain their lead at the top of the Premier League.
After 12 long and agonising months, Juventus fans certainly won’t look back fondly on 2025, a year that witnessed some embarassing results for the Old Lady, two sackings on the back of two horrendous runs, and more chaos at the top managerial level.
A look at the biggest deals ever completed by the club, from record-breakers to controversial gambles. Manchester United have long been one of football’s most powerful forces in the transfer market, regularly shaping eras of the Premier League with headline-making signings.
France international Eduardo Camavinga has made it clear that his immediate future lies at Real Madrid, despite persistent interest from Liverpool, according to a report from TEAMtalk.
Tottenham Hotspur are interested in the Manchester City attacker, Oscar Bobb. Brennan Johnson is closing in on a move to Crystal Palace, and Tottenham will need to replace him.
The new year is upon us, but Serie A sides will have to wait a touch longer before they are able to complete any transfer business: Here is a reminder of the key times and dates heading into the 2026 January transfer window. The Serie A transfer window will open on January 2.
Enzo Maresca wasn’t unwell after the Bournemouth game and chose not to attend the post-match press conference as he’s considering his options according to Ben Jacobs.
Parma midfielder Mandela Keita has been linked with a move away from the club, and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing him. According to journalist Guglielmo Trupo, Tottenham are ‘watching’ the 23-year-old closely, and it will be interesting to see if they decide to make a move for him.
The main fallout which has taken place behind the scenes is between Enzo Maresca and Chelsea co-owner Behdad Eghbali according to reports. Maresca and Chelsea could part ways imminently, and it appears things have taken a turn for the worse after the draw against Bournemouth on Tuesday evening.
Manchester United are exploring the market for additional attacking firepower and have identified Jean-Philippe Mateta as a potential option, according to reports from Football Insider.
As 2026 begins, the wait for a verdict on the Premier League’s charges against Manchester, or the ‘115‘ as they are commonly known, continues. The independent panel which heard the case is yet to deliver its verdict on the affair.
Following Arsenal’s impressive 4-1 win over Aston Villa, Manchester City face another important Premier League fixture against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light tonight.
FIFA's threatened transfer ban on top Brazilian club Botafogo took effect on Wednesday and could last up to three transfer windows. The ban will be lifted if Botafogo pays MLS's Atlanta United $22.5 million for the 2024 transfer of Argentine Thiago Almada.
The New England Revolution's path towards its own stadium took a major step forward on Wednesday. The Kraft Group announced it has reached agreements with
Arsenal and set pieces appearing in the same sentence rarely come as a surprise, but their effectiveness in this area continues to set them apart. The Gunners faced Aston Villa in their final game of 2025, and in keeping with recent tradition, one of their goals came from a set piece.
Leandro Trossard has enjoyed an outstanding year, a run of form that explains why Mikel Arteta continues to regard him as one of Arsenal’s most important players.
Gabriel is no stranger to copying an opposition player’s celebration after Arsenal score against or defeat their team, and he has once again attracted attention for doing exactly that.
The New England Revolution acquired defender Ethan Kohler from Germany's SV Werder Bremen, the team announced Wednesday. The 20-year-old American is under contract through the 2028-29 season with a club option for 2029-30.
Tottenham Hotspur ended a rollercoaster 2025 by beating Crystal Palace 1-0 at Selhurst Park on Sunday, thanks to a first-half header from Archie Gray. Now, they are in full preparations to start the upcoming New Year with a bang by beating Thomas Frank’s former employers, Brentford.
Manchester City take on Sunderland tomorrow at the Stadium of Light in a match that promises to be another tough away fixture for Pep Guardiola’s side.